Dirty Chess Tricks 15 (Urusov Gambit Accepted)

[@satyaprakashshrivastav2565]

Sir I am blind person and I am listen your all videos

[@jmist480]

How do you play chess? Do you feel where the pieces are on the board and remember every move? I'm really curious.

[@f0restgetright149]

john mistler im more curious how he comments on youtube

[@ronaldcasas9376]

SATYAPRAKASH SHRIVASTAV you didn't show if queen protects the horse in the beginning

[@TheMeDaPro]

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[@AdamKleszewski]

The best chess lessons I've ever seen on the KZbin .Thank You

[@Orbit21005]

GJ, over time, I've noticed your comfort level has grown, your presentation is sharper, & your confidence is stronger. In other words, you're getting really good at this. I hope your efforts translate into success in your professional life. Few people can present as clearly and completely as you do. All the best to you and yours.

[@Orbit21005]

You bet. And congrats on the new edition to your family. I know it's hard to believe, but there are some things more important than chess. Again, all the best to you and yours.

[@陈瀚龙]

Truly. The best and most enjoyable of all videos I've studied. I'm sticking with you.

[@matthiasernst8633]

I want to say something: My first Idea in Chess was ever to sacrifice the first Move 1.e4! And the Urusovgambit is exactly what I had ever in Mind! Really, I had many Vision about the first Move e4! Have a nice Day! And stay healthy! Your Friend Matthias

[@tffelpiano2830]

Just have to say that this opening and this video specifically has revolutionized my chess career. Noone knows this as good as you Gunjan!

[@bstevens9831]

Thank you for all the videos GJ! Your thorough analysis of 1....NC6 vs. e4 is most impressive. As a teenager in the 1970s( when I managed to achieve class A USCF ), I studied this line with my friend ( who later became an IM ) and we found some easy improvements over MCO 10 at the time. However, what you've done with modern technology takes opening study to a new level. Not only good depth but breadth also. Thanks again.

[@angusbooth3367]

at 12:00 you don't move the bishop, instead you move the queen to h4 and continue like normal because if the opponent is stupid enough to take the bishop the rook on d1 takes the queen on d8.

[@rianbey1]

I might be fine with trading a queen for a rook and a minor...depending.

[@RODRIGOCELEBRONI]

Thank you very much for your passion and your time to teach us!

[@ChuloDavidcito]

Gunjan, thanks for your great tutorials! I've seen others, and they're good, but yours are more concise, cover a lot of variations quickly, and as a bonus, the funny BOOM is in there. Bravo!!

[@MrC00lwind]

I always have lots of fun watching the lessons of GJ because of his enthusiasm! Thanks GJ!

[@harshpadlikar9516]

correct satup is c3,d4.after R*e3 ,f*e3,B*h6.no need to capture beeshop .black is exchange up and can simply play Bd6

[@andyfrisch5018]

wow I was excited to find a new dirty chess tricks video added just a month ago. especially on this gambit I was just looking up!

[@adil1965able]

GJ is back with his nasty tricks. Greetings from morocco

[@Ep1cure]

Fantastic video. It's an amazing testament to Karpov's ability though, that he was only about 16 at the time and in a tricky opening scenario managed to dodge the many other troubling lines you described. I'm sure Timoscenko was a strong opponent.

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[@aurelianspodarec2629]

This is my favourite opening. I think i will need to learn all this video :)

[@knightofchess6900]

It's always great to watch GJ's chess videos! There are always fun!

[@maztec03]

thanks for a wonderful teaching

[@digikaininja5]

i had a picture of an older guy.... good to finally see you.....thank you for the amazing videos dada........

[@illusivelord]

You are my favorite Chess caster! The majority of chess players that attempt to make videos make me die from boredom. Thanks.

[@Chessnut49]

Really like your videos. You explain things very well. My games have improved by watching and learning from your explanations.

[@p.l.liandinga1193]

I have been watching most of the dirty tricks. Your comment is so interesting and vivid that I simply love it.

[@amansaxena8911]

I watched your all bishop opening traps video around 20+ times so I can feed in my memory about all variations your move order is remarkeble I beaten many of title players thanq so much for your support to chess

[@dianeaprillopez9968]

thank you very much!!!! Ive been playing chess for many years and I was like- wow- I should have known this way long before. hope to memorize and master every style youve posted sonnneeeer! Iloveit ! :) arigato!

[@TheC130navigator]

Lmfao “It has a STUPID Knight on the C file.” That shit was funny

[@squareball7017]

Thnx for the vid. U helped me with my tournament. WOW!!! Keep up

[@nicholasgranat2999]

Great channel,thanx for your time!

[@yancylevi]

Nice analysis.thanks. God bless

[@gothic77ful]

I think also - for example - 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nf3 Nxe4 5.Qxd4 Nc5 is not as bad for Black as you think, e.g. 6. Bg5 f6 7.Be3 (your analysis) and now 7...c6!

[@gamervaleria8106]

Excelente. Lección de ajedrez gracias Bam!!

[@markusfiedler8909]

Hi Gunjan. Thanks for this course. I try the scotch gambit and 2. Lc4 is good to keep out of the way the petrow defence. And if black allow white can attac early. I enjoy you courses so much, Thank you

[@FedeLeitner]

The Urusov Gambit is very agresiv. Thanks GJ.

[@machhijagdish123456]

Awesome video !! Gunjan sirji you are great .. thanks for making this beautiful tricky video

[@spacefieldtime]

nice video....as white get the Berlin defense a lot and its nice to see some new analysis and tricky lines..nice for a bullet game or possibly blitz...nice job!!

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[@DrewZGmusic]

BOOOOOOM

[@ayhanazizoglu3733]

Thank you sir, your all videos is very nice, thank you again..

[@grandmasterblowhole4245]

In the main line, your recommended 6. Bg5 is premature: 6....Nc6 7.Qh4 d5 8.Bd3 Be7 and Black is better (-93 Stockfish) or 6....Nc6 7.Qh4 d5 8. Bxf6 gxf6 9.Bb3 Qe7+ and Black has a big advantage (-176 Stockfish) . White must play 6.Nc3 instead then play Bg5.

[@ivanasfashion3326]

At 5:26 most 1400-1800 people I have played do Qe7+ instead of Be7. What do you recommend to respond with?

[@niravapurv4578]

Same Bg5 emediately is unpresise or old theory perhaps. I think we should play Nc3 first, then Bg5 after... if Qe7+ you dont have to play bishop back to e3 to block.. moving bishop 2 times.. instead, when played Nc3 first.. if they check with Qe7+ The bishop is still on c1... so it moves only 1 time and gets developed to e3 when blocking.... and blacks queen will also loose on tempi if you put a rook on e1, treathening a discovery... you will move bishop 2 times if later play Bg5... but at least you get it there in 2 moves and their queen might not be good on e7... so they might have to move it later... If you play Bg5 emediately, the best move after Qe7+ is Be3... not something you want to play after Bg5... so Qe7+ kind of destroys this line with this moveorder.

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sir..your very nice and clear explanation to me..im promise of you lern lern...sir.dont stop your share videos..i watch every minute every hour evry day..tnx sir.

[@romangargiulo8350]

Good video, many people doesn't know this gambit, so it can be very deadly. After c4, at the very end, there is a strong Bxf6 followed by Ng5 which is better than Ne5

[@larsenvillaranda2245]

a million thanks coming your way from the Philippines!

[@patarsianturi3756]

Very nice video, thanks so much

[@robertehrenworth3310]

Very good analysis.

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Thank you so much.....

[@وليدياسين-ه1خ]

يا سلام عليك انت رائع يا رجل

[@philpinto6473]

Gunjun, BAM - your chess videos are a lot of fun. Great productions and quite fascinating.

[@faisalaman8914]

Thank you for giving us awesome chess opening .

[@devbratojha7228]

At 5:25 black Qe7 is a complete demolition

[@laurentboss]

hello! thank you very much for your lesson! I have already use your trick ! I have got a question: what's your real elo ? Thank you again for your videos!

[@ronaldvl636]

FIDE Rating 1734 (highest was 1771, in 2013) - ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?event=35021982

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[@rafaelrojas7249]

Good lines, thanks.

[@clivewarren3403]

I love it because its a double gambit. e4 e5 Bc4 Nf6 d4 is called ponziani gambit

[@ayoobewonders5287]

If Qe7 to denfend the knight and after O-O black can play Kc6 gaining a tampo on the White Queen and it's a nightmare for white.

[@SimsHacks]

yes, that's why its much better to play Nc3 first and only after Bg5. :)

[@synthesiageek4667]

Oh yes, you are correct. Thats also check. Stockfish says that white should move his king away instead of blocking with his queen, so that makes whites situation even worse.

[@williambennettofficial]

6. Bg5 in the main line seems to backfire against the unexpected 6.... Qe7+! - it may be best to develop with 6. Nc3 first and wait for Black to play Be7 before placing the Bishop on g5

[@salty3069]

Great content as always,thank you.

[@psymon3823]

thank you for your very educational videos. you have a very listenable personality, its nice to see your face in this video

[@bencassiman3745]

Hi GJ, great videos, enjoying it very much thanks. In this one, where the knight goes to 5....:Nd6, can you comment please on what you would do if 6. ...:Nf5, attacking the Q, defending e7? I would follow with 7.Re1:Be7, but then? I can't find a good outcome for white.

[@GameAdmin90]

Wow great explanation I found your channel by chance and liked your explanation and deep analysis I'm not a professional player but I'm just an amateur... I liked your channel and the good content you provide I subscribed to your channel

[@wyspreeblue2048]

I like it. Very great gambit

[@BracownReclidobo]

BOOM!! Gj you are now my favorite youtube chess teacher. Thanks again for the hard work!!

[@louiswrede4177]

It is realy fun to listen to you and tour expl and with your BOOM or BAM and yr lough. 😀😀😀😂

[@JUANREVI]

Very good video, thanks!

[@NEELIMASURANA]

can you please post a video on portugese gambit?

[@traxler4855]

12:58 *my favorite part* 🤣🤣🤣

[@pino2003fr]

thank you for video, people did anyone tried to what he did

[@josaalberts]

Extremely instructive! Keep up the good work ;)

[@justin57153]

Great series

[@abyssary8796]

If Qe7 to protect the knight, and after castle, why should the knight move? Because if for example Nf6 then Re1 and the queen is lost for black

[@Kole1389]

BOOOM :D

[@jerry6830]

Marko Kostic BOOOOM !! BAAAAM !! POOOOOM !! BOOHOOM !! 🤣😂

[@neelagnidebnath4771]

Gunjan i feel that the best reply for black after 1.e4...e5 2.Bc4...Nf6 3.d4...exd4 4.Nf3...Nxe4 5.Qxd4... is the move Qe7 and everything is balanced.............so any reply against that??

[@royplayer]

6. 0-0 is a good continuation with the threat of 7.Re1 in the air.

[@karthikrudrareddy8381]

Thanks for making these videos! I've learnt a lot from them. Do you have a recommended line against 5 ... f5 (instead of moving the knight)?

[@thed2006]

great stuff GJ

[@sureshrawte9951]

Nice one!!! Plz explain, what's if black reply with Qe7, rather than Be7, in reply to 6.Bg5. Thnx

[@vcMalice]

great setup with your camera and notation. Great stuff!

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Really liked your video.... All d very best ...Keep up the good work...

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[@louleon7166]

Uroaov Uroaov. Chèss ïpening

[@soitra]

Great video, I love the Urusov Gambit. In your experience do most opponents accept the gambit or decline it? I think alot of players would be nervous to accept it...

[@vitalydmtrysvidler8023]

Hi gunjan , im a big fan of your videos, i 'd like to know if you could make an analysis of dirty chess tricks in the blackmar diemer gambit, thanks

[@VivekGawande1]

Awesome gambit

[@antony2857]

Beast skills

[@pratikshrestha1681]

Gunjan, you said if knight moves to f6, castle on queen side. after bishop g5, if black move queen e7 putting white on check, what would you do? u dont wanna exchange queens or move ur active piece back to block the check, right?

[@roelofberkepeis8989]

great ! chess seems a puzzle .. you're close to uncover it to the public.

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I love your videos mate

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You deserve more subscribers man

[@snehashishpatnaik806]

Hi Gunjan.. I just love ur videos.. waiting to see some dirty chess tricks on Latvian Gambit...

[@UmairGamingutube]

I'll try this in my next tournament this Saturday. Hope it gets results

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Nice i like your channel very much

[@mjpl1967]

As always u r wonderful...How u r able to spent this much time on chess....are you employed or business man.....want to more about u personally am a govt employee worked 10 years at Jamnagar Gujarat.. now in Kochi

[@aloha-6606]

Can you please upload a video all about Albin Counter Gambit?I don't know how to counter them when they play Nc6.Please.

[@psymon3823]

Hey Gunjan. This is still my favorite of your videos. Do you ever play Urosov these days?

[@gothic77ful]

And your main line, too - Nf6 6.Bg5 - 6...Qe7+ 7.Kf1 Nc6 8.Qc3 d5 or 6...Nc6 7.Qe3+ (7.Qh4 d5 -+) Qe7 is good for black - =+

[@arpittarang1]

best chess videos i've seen on youtube. just work on improving your grammar a little please :)

[@justinwall5249]

I wondered what you looked like. This is first video I’ve seen your face. Thank you Gunjan for all your videos.

[@trickychessopenings5450]

Sir i want to know about.... C6 setup for black.. 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nf3 Nxe4 5.Qxd4 Nf6 6.Bg5 Be7 7.Nc3 c6 8.000 d5 9.Re1 00 10.Bd3 Nbd7 11.Qh4 h6 12. Bxh6 and now Ne4 Please explain this setup to choose many high rank player and i defeated many games in this setup... Please explain sir.. Thank you.

[@harrisonkeyser5346]

Can you do a dirty chess tricks video on the Latvian Gambit? It's a black opening that goes1. e4 e52. Nf3 f5!?Thanks in advance.

[@CDA43]

22:50 savage

[@mysoberlife.]

these tricks are for people who play without proper calculation. good tricks for new chess players.

[@andremendoncabastos5103]

With engine on it's easy to know the correct move.

[@doce.9755]

André Mendonça Bastos ye but u cant do that in otb, and even online cuz u wont learn anything when u use it to play against someone. Its more exciting to play chess when you're actually thinking hard about what to do, and even more fun when u actually get a winning position. Just my opinion though.